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bull [bʊl]1 noun(a) (male cow) taureau m;∎ like a bull in a china shop comme un éléphant dans un magasin de porcelaine;∎ figurative to take the bull by the horns prendre le taureau par les cornes;∎ to go at sth like a bull at a gate foncer tête baissée ou la tête la première dans qch(b) (male of a species → elephant, whale) mâle m∎ a great bull of a man un homme fort comme un bœuf(d) Stock Exchange haussier m, spéculateur(trice) m,f à la hausse(e) (centre of target) mille m, centre m de la cible;∎ to hit the bull faire mouche, mettre dans le mille∎ that's a lot or load of bull c'est des conneries tout ça∎ papal bull bulle f papale(elephant, whale) mâleStock Exchange (market, prices, shares) pousser à la hausse;∎ to bull the market chercher à faire hausser les cours∎ Astrology the Bull le Taureau►► Cars bull bars pare-buffles m inv;bull calf jeune taureau m, taurillon m;Stock Exchange bull market marché m à la hausse ou haussier;bull mastiff = chien issu d'un métissage entre le bouledogue et le mastiff;Stock Exchange bull position position f acheteur;Stock Exchange bull purchase achat m à la hausse;History Bull Run = petite rivière de Virginie qui fut le théâtre d'une importante défaite des nordistes pendant la guerre de Sécession;Zoology bull shark requin m bouledogue;Stock Exchange bull speculation, bull trading spéculation f à la hausse;bull terrier bull-terrier m;Stock Exchange bull transaction opération f à la hausse -
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bull [bʊl]1. nouna. taureau mb. ( = male of elephant, whale) mâle m2. compounds* * *[bʊl] 1.1) ( animal) taureau m2) ( large man) mâle m3) ( in zodiac)4) Finance spéculateur m à la hausse5) GB abrév bull's-eye2. 3.adjective [market] à la hausse4.intransitive verb [speculator] spéculer à la hausse; [shares] être en hausse••to go at somebody/something like a bull at a gate — foncer tête baissée sur quelqu'un/quelque chose
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1 nounhaussier(ère) m, f, spéculateur(trice) m, f à la hausse;∎ to go a bull spéculer à la haussebull market marché m à la hausse ou haussier;bull operation opération f à la hausse;bull position position f acheteur;bull speculation spéculation f à la hausse;bull trading spéculation à la hausse;bull transaction opération à la hausse(prices, shares) pousser à la hausse;∎ to bull the market chercher à faire hausser les cours(of person) spéculer à la hausse; (of stocks) être en hausseINVESCO is expecting a bull market in Asia on the back of corporate restructuring. Sam Lau, director of investment at INVESCO Asia says: "Economic recovery is on its way. It is in its early stages and is still fragile, but key indicators show an improvement in demand". Lau adds that corporate restructuring will provide better returns to shareholders and share prices will rise to reflect that.
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( abbreviation mergers and acquisitions) fusions f pl et acquisitions f plDespite a red-hot market for venture-backed initial public offerings, mergers and acquisitions abounded in the first half of 1999, refuting the notion that the rise in M& A deals in the past several years was in response to a poor IPO market. … And, as the bull market continues to drive valuations of entrepreneurial companies to record heights, M&As have emerged as a more attractive exit option for venture capitalists.
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